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Tuesday, April 26, 2011 Georgia Southern University www.thegeorgeanne.com Volume 87 • Issue 5 sculPturE uNvEilEd regents approve apartment purchase
issued by GSU, the purchase is adjacent to Allen E. Paulson by daNiEl fitzgErald is scheduled to be completed Football Stadium and its location Staff reporter sometimes in the next few months. along the University’s bus route “As Georgia Southern coupled with its amenities will be The University System of approaches 20,000 students, it was a great addition to our on-campus Georgia’s Board of Regents clear that we needed to expand our housing offerings.” approved Georgia Southern university housing capacity,” said The press release explained the University’s purchase of Campus Teresa Thompson, vice president convenience Campus Club offered Club last Tuesday. of student affairs and enrollment to the university. According to a press release management. “Campus Club See PURCHASE, page 6
students voice opinions about campus club purchase
JEkka lEE, JuNior Psychology Nicholas hoad, sENior history
“It’s hard to be able to control “I feel wonderful. Currently, it is one of the worst run places I have the alcohol and everything that’s ever lived. It was last Saturday we had gunshots. Several police squads going to be going on there with come in. This happens on a regular basis. I mean, the university could the pool. It’s also taking away not run it any worse than it is currently running. So I’m actually Randy Hudgins/STAFF from the upperclassmen who live really looking forward to the university because they could definitely A sculpture by master’s students Jason McCoy and Ian Winsemiu is off campus. It takes away housing improve it. I think they’ll improve the quality of the persons actually revealed at the Botancial Gardens Friday afternoon . for them which is already hard living there. One buddy actually has a bullet in his car from a shooting enough to find in Statesboro.” last semester.”
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our View rise in tuition needed to survive The budget crisis continues for Georgia, and the University System is not safe. Last week, the Board of Regents approved tuition and fee hikes that are an average of nine percent higher for students in colleges and universities. Each time we say that a tuition increase is needed to survive this economic downturn. Again, this seems to be the case. The Board of Regents predicted that a 35 percent tuition increase would be needed to completely make up budget shortfalls. It’s great news that the Regents have not passed along those kind of increases to students. But, each time tuition rises, the bill for students inches higher and higher. The Board of Regents is still honoring the fixed tuition for those students who qualify, but it is unacceptable to Letters to the Editor disguise fee increases as “institutional fees” that every student is forced to pay. In a time that the funding for the HOPE Scholarship has drastically changed, the Regents need to understand that Automatically seeking to destroy higher tuition rates and lower levels of assistance could possibly drive potential students out of the state. Dear Editor, than trim it back to the sustainable number it is Providing students in Georgia with a high-quality, fair- meant to help. Medicare is primarily for American priced education should be the number one priority for the I want to comment on the biased illustration on citizens who cannot work. Board of Regents. page four from your Tuesday, April 12 issue. If the GOP budget was trying to kill Medicare, To me it clearly says that by the GOP cutting how would they also be waging a war on working the budget and prohibiting our government people? from spending money it does not have, they are A war on Medicare as it currently stands would ThE GEorGE-ANNE automatically seeking to destroy Medicare. By this, be a relief to working people. Editor-in-Chief...... Charles Minshew you say it is waging a war on America’s working Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, and other News Editor...... Nikki Wiley people. welfare programs whose abuse is widely permitted Asst. News ...... Colleen McNally If you would consider a few easy principles by the Democratic Party, are what is causing Arts Editor...... Mallory McLendon you could see that is far from anything that is our budget to balloon in such a way that it is Asst. Arts ...... Aria Gabol happening. unsustainable. Views Editor ...... Quenton Smith The GOP is not trying to kill Medicare. The So if we continue on with an unsustainable Sports Editor...... Latrice Williams problem is that Democrats are refusing to deny budget that the American taxpayer can’t afford, Assoc. Sports ...... Natalie Demarko Medicare to people who Medicare was never then it’s truly “Die, United States.” The real war on Photo Editor ...... Andrew Partain intended. Deadbeats now have easy access to the working people is not from the GOP cutting Design Editor ...... Jessica Lester Copy Editor ...... Arielle Coambes Medicare. the budget, but rather from the Democrats taking That is the reason Medicare is becoming drained from hard-working taxpayers to pay for an unjust, The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor, story submissions and therefore causing our budget to balloon to bankrupt and corrupt budget. and guest columns. All copy submitted should be 350 words or less, keep up with new demands. Americans need to become very familiar with typed, and sent via e-mail in Microsoft Word format to gaeditor@ georgiasouthern.edu. All submissions must be signed and include phone The Democrats fail to confront this abuse of the this principle: Government cannot give taxpayers number for verification. GSU students should include their academic system, and choose rather to increase the budget, anything it hasn’t already taken from them. major, year and hometown. The editors reserve the right to reject any thereby increasing taxes. submission and edit submissions for length. Democrats are the ones waging war on the Brooks Strickland Opinions expressed herein are those of the student writers and editors and DO working class by taxing them to meet the demands Senior Marketing Major NOT necessarily reflect those of the faculty, staff or administration of GSU, the Student Media Advisory Board or the University System of Georgia. of a broken welfare system. They do this rather Waycross, Ga.
Page designed by Quenton Smith www.thegeorgeanne.com Tuesday, April 26, 2011 5 Professor creates fund for undocumented students by coleeN cureau students for the 2010-2011 school parents of these [undocumented] George-Anne contributor These bilingual star students will year was 242 and the number of students all work and pay taxes.” returning undocumented students About 10 years ago, GSU had A Georgia Southern University be marginalized by society and was projected to be 230. a center for Latino outreach and professor is attempting to provide we’ll lose all that talent. “Unlike other students, these many students were mentoring undocumented students in children will not get HOPE, can’t Hispanic youths in elementary and Statesboro the opportunity to -Debra Sabia, political science professor apply for federal or state aid and high school. 10 years later the center attend college. can’t work,” said Sabia. “These is gone, but the children who were Debra Sabia, a political science bilingual star students will be mentored are about to graduate. professor, began the Student price. GSU’s tuition rate begins at college. marginalized by society and we’ll “A lot of people are angry, saying, Scholarship Fund to help pay for over $2,000 for in-state then climbs Laura said she wasn’t expecting lose all that talent.” ‘Why don’t you give your money to the tuition of high school students to over $8,000 for out-of-state it when she received the phone call Feedback has been mostly American kids?’ but they can get in Statesboro who are “in limbo” students taking 15 credit hours per telling her she won the grant. “My positive, but there has been some money or work to go to school.” when it comes to residency. semester. brothers went to their school telling criticism. A letter was sent to a local There are other GSU professors Four students have been chosen Nancy* and Laura* are two of everybody [because they were so newspaper and a comment was and students who are involved in for the award. However, funds are the scholarship recipients. excited].” written in the newspaper’s “Sound- the effort, as well as public school still being raised. “I’m surprised there are people The students who were granted off” section. teachers and religious leaders. “This is not a Georgia Southern who are willing to help us,” said the scholarship had to qualify Nancy said there has been Sabia is looking to continue initiative. This is a private Nancy. “Some of my friends have by exhibiting strong academic some negativity directed at her fundraising throughout May and fundraising effort that has been put already dropped out, but I stayed achievement through written essays with comments such as “You won’t June. together by concerned individuals to pursue my dream of going to and letters of recommendation make it,” but she just ignores them. in the community,” said Sabia. college.” from teachers. In response to this, she said, “I’m *Editor’s Note: Due to the Because they lack proof of Nancy’s friend and fellow According to the Atlanta Journal- going to be the one going to college undocumented status of students citizenship, under Georgia law scholarship winner, Laura, is Constitution, in the University and you’re not.” interviewed for this story, some undocumented students are equally excited about the possibility System of Georgia the projected One of Sabia’s goals is to “try to individual’s last names have been required to pay out-of-state tuition of getting the chance to go to number of new, undocumented get people to understand that the omitted. Alpha Omicron Pi hosts fundraiser by Patrick stoker than 18 years of age. Staff reporter The Center for Disease Control and Prevention estimated in 2007 that 294,000 The Alpha Omicron Pi sorority at Georgia children under the age of 18 have been Southern University aims to raise funds for diagnosed with arthritis or other rheumatic juvenile arthritis research during their first conditions. “Strike Out Arthritis” philanthropy. “People for some reason just don’t give The event will take place this Saturday at [juvenile arthritis] a lot of attention,” said GSU’s intramural softball fields on Fair Road Love. and will feature an elimination-style softball Teams can either be all male or coed and tournament. consist of eight to 11 players. Coed teams Morgan Love, AOII philanthropy chair, require at least four female participants. said they plan to make this an annual event The entry fee for teams is $30 and shirts to raise money for juvenile arthritis research. will be sold for $10 at the event. “It’s for a good cause,” said Love. “Juvenile Participants will also have the chance to arthritis is a huge, huge issue that is looked win prizes by taking part in baseball trivia. past a lot even though it affects thousands of Anyone interested in participating in the Americans each year.” event should contact Love at bmorganlove@ According to the Arthritis Foundation, yahoo.com. juvenile arthritis refers to any form of Registration forms must be turned into arthritis or an arthritis-related condition that the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Relations develops in children or teenagers who are less in the Russell Union.
Page designed by Nikki Wiley Tuesday, April 26, 2011 the eorge anne two students research recogni ed SG by s auNtel all names George-Anne contributor finalist Two Georgia Southern University by Patrick stoker students have been honored by the Staff reporter Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship Program for their research. T h e is is the rst time that a GSU finalist student has received this award. for the Senior biology major Katherine position of Mincey was selected for the chancellor scholarship and will receive up to for the $7,500. Photos courtesy of GS University Additionally, Stephen Crooke, left Stephen roo e focuses on creating chemical compounds in syn- System of a junior chemistry major, received thetic sponges that may help in the fight against cancer right ather- Georgia eNr uckab an honorable mention from the ine incey studies plants effecti eness of remo ing soil pollution has been program. chosen by the Board of Regents. “ e Barry M. Goldwater potentially harmful metals from the the ght against cancer. entire process, helping me make my Henry Huckaby, who was Scholarship Program is one of the soil without having a negative e ect Crooke said that he is excited application the best that it could be,” formerly a state representative, most prestigious research awards on the ecosystem. about the signi cance of this award said Mincey. was announced last Friday as an undergraduate can receive,” said Crooke said he owes much of his for GSU. She said, “I have gained a the nalist to replace Enroll Steven Engel, university honors achievement to GSU. “No other student from Georgia strong background of knowledge Davis Jr., who announced his program director. “I am very honored and Southern has ever received from Georgia Southern, and this decision to retire, e ective June Mincey said she received this humbled to receive this award. I recognition from this program, and has helped me be competitive in 30, 2011. award based on her academic merit, feel like this award doesn’t re ect this year, two of us were awarded everything that I have pursued.” e position of chancellor previous achievements and previous on my accomplishments but the recognition by the program,” he Crooke said, “If it were not for is responsible for 35 colleges research experience. accomplishments of this university,” said. the close, personal relationship I and universities as well as “It is an honor to be recognized said Crooke. His research is focused Both Mincey and Crooke have with my research mentors, the Skidaway Institute of for my accomplishments during my on an e cient methods of creating attribute their success to their and the close collaboration I had Oceanography and the Georgia undergraduate career,” Mincey said. certain chemical compounds in professors and GSU. with the Honors Program directors, Public Library System. Mincey is researching whether synthetic sponges, similar to those “Dr. Steven Engel encouraged I would never have made it into Huckaby has held several plants can be used to draw in sea sponges, that could be used in me and met with me throughout the consideration for this award.” positions within the USG including senior vice president of Finance and Administration PURCHASE, from page 1 distance of campus including classes, numerous amenities that will bene t a resort-style pool, sand volleyball at University of Georgia. the Recreation Activity Center and Georgia Southern students including court and basketball court.” e board must wait at least “While located on the University’s sporting venues,” the press release a newly renovated clubhouse complete Once the purchase is nalized, 14 days before conducting a existing Southern Express bus route, stated. with an upgraded tness center, renovations will begin. It is planned to meeting to formally act on its Campus Club is within walking “ e community features computer center, video game console, take 14 months to complete. recommendation of Huckaby.
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su sym hony and chorale erform tonight the bu list by sara oNseca “It’s actually a very upbeat sort hen Ludwig van Beethoven tuba concerto portion of “Mass in “The Royal Staff reporter of a piece,” said Gnam. composed “Mass in ” in 1 , ,” as performed by 1 -year-old Wedding” is Georgia Southern University the piece was largely considered a olby Parker. taking over The Georgia Southern professor and co-conductor failure and was even detested by its “There aren’t very many tuba the news and Symphony and horale will Shannon effreys said the own commissioner, the prince of concertos,” said Gnam. ruling my life. perform the once-controversial collaboration between the Hungary. Gnam said selecting Parker Why? Why, America, work of “Mass in ” tonight at symphony and chorale has been “Beethoven suffered ultimately as a soloist was a relatively easy allory :3 . months in the making. from hearing loss and became decision. do you care c endon “If you’re interested in good “Maestro Gnam and I discussed very unhappy. Only art and his “He’s a really outstanding that a couple music, it’s an excellent opportunity doing this collaboration upon faith had much importance and student from Statesboro, and an of British people are getting to witness that,” said Maestro my arrival to GSU in August and withheld him from ending his life,” unbelievable player who’s been married? I get that it’s the Adrian Gnam, co-conductor. we decided on performing this said effreys. offered many scholarships to some rst royal wedding in 20 Gnam said the United particular piece in December,” said He said, “Beethoven endured of the best universities.” years. I get the fact that he’s Methodist hurch sanctuary is effreys. this dark period and then entered Parker began experimenting Princess Diana’s son. I get that an ideal environment for such a effreys hopes that GSU a new creative period during with various instruments in the he’s marrying a commoner. performance. students who attend “Mass in ” which he wrote the Mass in ’ sixth grade. The tuba was a natural But, why are you taking up “It’s a religious work for soloists, will leave the performance with and produced other work that fit. a whole week of my life for so it’s very appropriate for it to a newfound sense of motivation established his reputation as the He said, “ hen it comes to BRITISH royals? CHILL OUT! be performed in a church,” said because of the piece’s controversial premiere composer of his time.” playing “Mass in ,” I always have nformation compiled by Arts Gnam. hile religious, “Mass in ” background and the inspirational effreys will conduct “Mass in the impression of flying when ditor allory c endon from The olly ood eporter com is anything but somber. nature of its creation. ,” Op. . Gnam will conduct the playing the piece.”
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ilm re iew manages to shine and bring life into Jacob’s adorably awkward character. I also quite by allor cleN oN enjoyed seeing him get the stu ng beat out attention Arts ditor of him. It made my inner Twilight-hater Freshmen & Seniors smile. NSSE 2011 I’d go into the irony of the name Jacob, On ebruary 10, 2011, randomly selected samples of freshmen and but I’d rather leave the story to legitimacy, seniors at Georgia Southern ere emailed in itations to participate in the ational Sur ey of Student ngagement SS esults from past SS “Water for Elephants” had me a little instead of making it about “Twilight.” administrations at Georgia Southern ha e pro ided aluable insights into skeptical since the trailers were released Reese Witherspoon, as always, plays an our undergraduates perceptions of their academic and other e peri- because of casting choices and the fact that outstanding performance as Marlena, Jacob’s ences To encourage participation in the SS , the follo ing incenti es there’s never been a good movie concerning main love interest. However, compared to ill be offered the circus. Robert Pattinson’s youth, she’s kind of old 1 reshmen ill be entered into a dra ing for one of three par ing Based on a book by Sara Gruen, our and comes across a little... ‘cougar-ish’ as permits for all 2011 story follows Jacob Jankowski as he is forced she comes onto him. Despite this, I secretly 2 Seniors ill be entered into a dra ing for one of t o 100 gift out of his home and onto the road a er his think they look like a really cute couple. certificates to the ni ersity oo store parents are killed. Leaving behind veterinary e plot is fantastic and the dialogue is school and his life, Jacob manages to hop fresh and gritty. I have to say that I loved all n order to be eligible for the dra ings you must submit your aboard the Benzini brothers’ traveling circus the characters, from Camel and Walter to completed sur ey by no later than ay . train, where he lands a job as the circus’ August and his psychotic breakdowns. e veterinarian. beginning drags a bit, all the way into the Jacob begins his rocky life with the climatic ending. But, I feel like the story has TO ACCESS THE SURVEY: All remaining eligible students can access the sur ey by using the lin posted in the arch 2 rd email they recei ed circus under the “guidance” of August, the the perfect ending. from SS sub ect line This is the last chance to gi e Georgia Southern charismatic and abusive ring leader, and his So far, “Water for Elephants” is probably your feedbac our confidential responses ill be an in aluable source beautiful wife, Marlena. the best movie of the year, a sentiment of information to the ni ersity as it identifies aspects of your under- graduate e perience that can be impro ed through changes in policies Amazingly, Robert Pattinson exceeded shared by other movie critics. If you have the and best practices in undergraduate education all of my expectations. Away from the chance, go see it before it’s out of theatres. I horrible dialogue and plot of the undead, he assure that you won’t be disappointed.
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ASE ALL “He was outstanding for us leado double by Alex Swim, who earned his seventh save of the year Softball player Allie Miles tonight,” said Head Coach Rodney would later score when his teammate as the Eagles broke a tie with Elon was named the Southern y AMES FA ME Hennon. was caught in a rundown between for fewest losses in the conference. Conference Pitcher of eorge-Anne contributor Beck began the game by pitching rst and second. “In any series, you always want the Week for the second a well-executed rst inning, striking Beck continued his issues to get that rst game. It gives you week in a row. e Georgia Southern University out two and forcing Neal Pritchard against leado hitters in the fourth momentum and con dence,” said baseball team took a 6-3 win over to y out in his rst action since inning, allowing a triple to Jake Hennon. The men’s tennis team fell Elon University. e Eagles took the picking up his rst loss of the year Luce. Michael Burruss dropped the Payne agreed that winning the short of taking the SoCon eld Friday in camou age caps in last weekend. potential third out, and another run rst matchup sets the tone for the title. GSU fell to the honor of military appreciation day, GSU wasted no time getting on would score that inning. rest of the series. “It was an important University of Tennessee at and the troops did not disappoint. the scoreboard, posting three runs A er GSU loaded the bases with win. It was real big. Last year, we Chattanooga 3-4. O ensively, Shawn Payne on two hits, an error and a walk in no outs, they failed to score a run were down there and they took game continued his outstanding senior the rst inning. ey sent every as the last two batters struck out one, and we bounced back and won The women’s tennis team campaign with two hits, two runs batter to the plate in what turned out and grounded into a double play. the last two,” said Payne. came up short of stealing and two steals on the night. Eric to be a very strange inning. However, the next inning would see e Eagles went on to defeat the the championship as Phillips, the Southern Conference Hennon had two heated them resume their scoring ways, as Phoenix on Saturday with a score of well. GSU made it out leader in runs scored (44), hits discussions with plate umpire they recorded another run in the 6-0. of the rst round of the (62) and batting average (.428), David Grooms during the inning, h . With the wins, GSU is currently tournament with a win continued his outstanding season including a very animated challenge A er the h inning, the pitchers ranked rst in the Southern over Western Carolina with two hits in four chances and a of an error ruling that would have took control of the game. Beck Conference, moving Elon down University, but was run scored. allowed Michael Burruss to score. retired his nal six opponents before to the second spot. e Eagles will shutout in the second Chris Beck pitched a lights-out Burruss would score on a squeeze being replaced by Matt Murray, who face o against Kennesaw State round by the University game, allowing six hits in seven play by the next batter Ben Morgan. allowed one base runner in the nal University this Wednesday and will of North Carolina at innings and only two runs allowed e Phoenix responded to the two innings. Beck picked up his return home to play May 4 against Greensboro, 4-0. with four strikeouts. o ensive output of GSU with a team best sixth win, and Murray the College of Charleston.
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Intramural Scores
Men’s Softball Drop Bombs 4, Chu Kno Clique 8 Co-Rec Stealin Bases 5, Rays 21 Pitch Please 0, You’re Killin Me Smalls 7 Mercy Rule 0, The 478 Boys 7 Spartans 13, You Can’t Walk With Three Balls 3 Here We Go 14, No Regrets 3 Scrubs 0, Control Your Girl Dawg 7 The Big Softballs 10, L.A. Legacy 16 Long Sticks and Wide Mitts 13, Babes & Hit Men 3, Wig Poppers 9 Ballers 14 Eiffel Tower 2, Bankwalkers 13 The Blue Ball Busters 5, She’s the Man 6 Beastmode 18, The Moose Knuckles 9 Innies and Outties 0, 2 Legit 2 Quit 7 Theta Xi 0, Sotally Tober 7 We May Be Easy But We’re Not Cheap 0, Public Master Batters 8, Rolled and Shaved 22 Enema #1 15 The Double Rainbows 4, We Got The Runs 15 Eagle Entertainment 7, Caught Looking 19 Happy Hour 14, Surprise! Your Pregnant 4 Wet Cats & Hard Bats 0, Southern Sluggers 7 Sons of Pitches 0, The Dutch Rudders 7 Dongs N’ Thongs 6, Rays Co-Rec 9 Son of the Nile 1, Allergic to BS 20 Balls and Dolls 14, Oops Wrong Sport! 7 Hit It and Quit It 10, La Flama Blanca 5 RUF 10, Where My Pitches At? 4 Whole Lotta Bad 2, I Can Do Nothin For Ya Son Smack My Pitch Up 0, CCF Threat Level 13 Midnight 20 Off In The Woods 7, The Big Units 9 BC Ballin’ 9, Base Busters 19 Cabs Here 21, CCF Bears Beats Battlestar Cleats and Cleavage 16, Deadliest Catch 11 Galactica 5 Buddy Leaders 20, Balls Out 15 You’re Killin Me Smalls 4, Original Strokers 9 Caught Looking 6, Beef and Tuna 15 Tennis Singles Southern Sluggers 0, Slam Piece 19 Buddy Leaders 4, Scared Hitless 15 Corey Selig 0, Nicholas Diorio 2 Ross Brito 2, Evan Wakeley 1 Women’s Casey Webb 0, Lawson Allen 2 Kappa Kappa Gamma 1, Ripped 15 Samantha Hairston 0, Megan McCarthy 2 Alpha Delta Pi 14, Centennial Sluggers 2 Kerry Wright 0, William Burch 2
Spin & a Movie: Easy A Come get a great endurance workout while watching “Easy A” on the big screen! Bring a water bottle, a towel and lots of energy. Join us in the Spinning Studio TODAY at the RAC. The movie will begin at 7 p.m. It is best to arrive at 6:30 p.m. Spin the way through this comedy for a good workout!
Inner Tube Water Polo Free Play Night Form a team for a night full of fun and tubes in the indoor pool from 7:30 – 10 p.m. All equipment is provided for students to test out their inner tube water polo skills.
Wellness Wednesday: $10 off Massages This Wednesday is Wellness Wednesday, which means all massages are $10 off. A 30-minute massage is $15, and an hour massage is $40 at the discounted rates. Can’t beat that! Appointments are available Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. and on Fridays from 9 a.m. – 1:10 p.m. Massages offered include Swedish, deep tissue and sports.
Sea Kayaking 101 Clinic Learn how to kayak in the open ocean in this clinic. We will be teaching basic safety, paddling techniques and instruction on tides and nautical terminology. If interested in renting a sea kayak, you’ll need to complete this course. Stop by the Southern Adventures Center to sign up. It’s free!
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